More About Peggy
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Rob has brought it back after all these years. Hekept it until you could wear it again. Goodness, how touching! I neverthought _you_ would turn sentimental, Rob!" cried Mellicent thetactless, and the next moment devoutly wished she had held her peace, asRob scowled, Esther pinched her arm, and Peggy trod on her toe withautomatic promptness. She turned on her heel and strode back to thedining-room, while Peggy flicked the cap off her head, trying hard tolook unconscious, and to continue her inve...stigations as if nothingembarrassing had occurred.
"There's the old stain on the floor where I spilt the ink, and thelittle marks all the way upstairs where the corners of my box took offthe paint. Dear, dear, how home-like they look! I must see cook aftertea, and Diddums, my sweet little kitten. How is the darling? Aspretty and fluffy and playful as ever?" "Peggy dear, do _not_ be silly!" "Esther dear, I cannot help it! I'm too happy to be sensible. Let mebe silly for just one day. _What_, is that Diddums?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rob has brought it back after all these years. Hekept it until you could wear it again. Goodness, how touching! I neverthought _you_ would turn sentimental, Rob!" cried Mellicent thetactless, and the next moment devoutly wished she had held her peace, asRob scowled, Esther pinched her arm, and Peggy trod on her toe withautomatic promptness. She turned on her heel and strode back to thedining-room, while Peggy flicked the cap off her head, trying hard tolook unconscious, and to continue her inve...stigations as if nothingembarrassing had occurred.
"There's the old stain on the floor where I spilt the ink, and thelittle marks all the way upstairs where the corners of my box took offthe paint. Dear, dear, how home-like they look! I must see cook aftertea, and Diddums, my sweet little kitten. How is the darling? Aspretty and fluffy and playful as ever?" "Peggy dear, do _not_ be silly!" "Esther dear, I cannot help it! I'm too happy to be sensible. Let mebe silly for just one day. _What_, is that Diddums?
What to read after More About Peggy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaizey George De Horne Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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